Set 4 Original Antique American Rod Back Country Windsor Chairs New England

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Set 4 Original Antique American Rod Back Country Windsor Chairs New England :
$2000.00

Set four Antique American Rod Back Windsor Chairs c1800

Set four period antique American Country Rod Back Windsor Chairs c1800. This is a true set of period American \"Rod back Windsors\" dating from 1790 to 1810. They are hickory and pine with solid plank seats. Each chair measures 34 and one half inches to the top of the back,17 and one quarter inches to their seats and 15 inches deep overall. Each chair is in excellent condition and strong not loose at all. One of these chairs has a label on the bottom that says Jane Mae Murphy Born 10.1.1776 married John Duncan Born 1.24.1768 on December 15,1795. This is one of the four chairs alike that was part of their wedding outfit. Their daughter Hannah (named for his her Grandmother Hannah Henry) was born April 26 1798 Married Capt. Thomas Patterson Born Aug. 10.1786 on April 30,1818.
This item is on display in our gallery at Old Saybrook Antiques Center and can be seen in-person by visiting 756 Middlesex Tpke Old Saybrook, CT 06475. For hours of operation visit: I would be happy to have it shipped for you. I put local pick up in the items description because always seems to put to low a price for shipping valuable items that have to be shipped properly and insured, like this item. Depending on where a piece is going we use either Plycon, Tsc or RoadStar Express for packing and shipping, so what ever they charge is what you would pay. But yes, I do ship, and I would be happy to take care of getting the buyer a shipping quote and arranging delivery. Yours truly, Thomas Perry

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